Crop circle - July 17th, 2010 - Hypercube

reply to post by Aronolac


And with all the knowledge you have of their creation, what is the explanation for the majority of these crop circles being created in only one country and not more globally widespread?

Originally posted by paradiselost333
I stopped believing these where anything other than man made along time ago. There is no evidence that they are linked to ET but a crap load that they are all made by humans with boards. IMO anyway.

I concur. But they are indeed beautiful! I must say!

reply to post by nerbot


With the risk of being too short, the short answer to your question is, " I do not know." I wish I did and I have had the same question myself for years even when this information became available. There are many more questions than answers.

Thanks

reply to post by nerbot

There not only in 1 country as you say there also in well take a look yourself! www.cropcircleconnector.com...

Originally posted by queenannie38
reply to post by Charismagic

 

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in the bible, the 666 is said to be the "number of man."
i have long felt that it is a reference to the carbon atom, the basis of our biological life, because it has 6 protons, neutrons, and electrons.
...

That's an interesting take!

Earlier this year there was a CC that made me think 'atom', or possibly 'molecule'. www.cropcircleconnector.com...

If I take the most outer smallest circles (12 in all) to represent electron/charge carriers then this could represent the magnesium atom. BUT there are a total of 13 identical overlaying larger circles (nuclei?) suggesting the aluminum atom. Interestingly, magnesium is commonly alloyed with aluminum today to produce molecules that are highly ionized (the magnesium) with decent structural strength (aluminum)!... Hmmm, quite possibly an alloy I would want to use for an electromagnetic propulsion device and/or charged hull (given what I've seen up fairly close with my own eyes).

BTW, some people were commenting that the farmers are mostly in on this, but if you read the comments by the photographers and researchers for each circle they visit it seems to be about 50/50.

"I was in the Codford Crop Circle this am at 0600 and the Farmer: Josh Stratton, would like it broadcast that visitors are NOT welcome: he also said that if necessary he'll put a guard on duty to safeguard his Malting Barley!" -Chris Richardson.

Also,
"UPDATE:- Message from Cozmic DAVE. The farmer at Codford is very angry and will prosecute anybody who goes inside the formation."

And for those that believe they only happen in England, the Cropcircleconnector.com site lists for this year:
19 in Italy,
8 in Germany,
3 in Belgium,
2 in the Netherlands,
1 in Argentina,
1 in the Czech Republic,
1 in Croatia,
1 in Russia,
1 in Switzerland

And for those that believe they only happen in England, the Cropcircleconnector.com site lists for this year:
19 in Italy,
8 in Germany,
3 in Belgium,
2 in the Netherlands,
1 in Argentina,
1 in the Czech Republic,
1 in Croatia,
1 in Russia,
1 in Switzerland
God those Cider Drinking cats from Cornwall with there Planks in tow are getting around a lot

Here is a website that lists with photos most of the crop circles reported throughout the world:
www.x-cosmos.it...

It should send packing any one who thinks that a few country yokels are making crop circles in the fields of Wiltshire.

reply to post by micpsi

Are yea joking, theres a few on here that'll never change there view that there more than 90% man made! its like talking to the wall......

reply to post by micpsi


Funny, that....looking at the chart, I see the TYPE OF CROP that the "circles" are all created in....and, I saw "WHEAT, WHEAT, WHEAT, WHEAT, WHEAT, (CEREAL), WHEAT, (GRAIN), WHEAT".... etc.

Gee....is there a pattern involved here, AT ALL???

Gawd people! At least on "Wheel of Fortune" you can 'buy a vowel'...too bad they don't sell clues....

This is the latest, boy those men with planks get around! lol



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reply to post by nerbot

And with all the knowledge you have of their creation, what is the explanation for the majority of these crop circles being created in only one country and not more globally widespread?

Why must they be more widespread? Because you expect them to be?

That really makes no sense now does it?

Since when did opinions matter to research?

So for you to accept them them need to occur in more places around the world, otherwise they are fake?

Hm, now take a step back an think for a minute about that.

Quite the rationalization.

i think the reason they are in Wiltshire and Hampshire has something to do with Atlantis, or the last age of mankind- before the ice age ended.

i think that the British Isles might be all that's left of the outskirts of that previous civilization - there might be more, but i think not as substantial.

Slippery Lithospheres, Geo-Magnetics, and Recent Disturbances of All Kinds

as for why they are in other places, namely Italy - 19 is a lot - i don't know.
maybe something to do with a similar idea or situation.

Originally posted by Flux8
Earlier this year there was a CC that made me think 'atom', or possibly 'molecule'.

oh yeah, i see that!

but then, looking again, taking into account the number of elements, it makes me think of the Round-table in King Arthur's kingdom.

MrMaverickstar | July 20, 2010
i dont reveal everything in this video, but if you dont work it out you will ...

IMO, this cube design is errily similar to the one disclosed on 60Minutes several months ago which utilizes the earth's electromagnetic energy to harness power which would be clean and free for all.

That cube design goes back to Telsa if I am not mistaken. Any thoughts?

YOU know what I'm talking about! ^

jeez the guy earlier acted like I was an idiot for posting about how deep this is. even though it's 2-d, it's not the artistic value that makes it beautiful and deep. that's so fundamentalist. a perfect circle is deep in all it's simplicity.

but anywhos, yea, free energy... im waiting on the sacred geometry specialists to come in here and take it over... i know it relates because it looks similar to part of a shape that was invented by a man i know who delves in sacred geometry.

the isotropicvectormatrixhedron... or something like that.

reply to post by prepared4truth


It really isn't all that "deep"...not in the literal sense, and not in the metaphysical, either.

It's a not-so-particularly-well-made example of what people with some time, and intent, and an entrepreneurial bent, can accomplish.

The center part, with the three parallelograms? You perceive it as a "cube" because you want to...it has that appearance that you're familiar with, since most of what we encounter is in three dimensions...so it translates into "3-D" in your mind.

Without the benefit of perspective and shadow...and the slight "depth" (the height of the wheat stalks) it would just be a "drawing" of three identical shapes, arranged as shown.

The other "lines" are just set decorations...to make it look more "impressive".


Really, it is quite amateurish when examined closely. THIS, however, is far more impressive...and it was done by a human too:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/b3376c6229a9.jpg[/atsimg]

Tricks of perspective are very powerful effects....

An not a Plank in sight!

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reply to post by weedwhacker


man... much love and no disrespect, but you are not getting the point. perspective art is nothing new. as a matter of fact, i have an m.c. escher poster in my bedroom, the one where the two hands are drawing themselves into existence. but it's not about the complexity. i could make more complicated designs in a handheld calculator.

the point is the meaning behind the crop circle. it's a lot like abstract art, where even the simplest templates can mean volumes. that's why most people didn't respect that type of art until the artists themselves were dead. because it takes more than severe brain power to understand the art.

beautifully deep art doesn't always mean looking at a piece that automatically makes you interested because it's confusing or makes you guess what it is.

a good example that comes to mind is a famous piece done in the modern era which sold for a lot of money. all it was was a dot placed randomly on a white canvas. very deep stuff...

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